I scanned for error codes and I got these... How do I solve these?

This car must be really rough, i’ve never seen a misfire on all cylinders

king406:
This car must be really rough, i’ve never seen a misfire on all cylinders

How do I solve it, is the question? I am not asking if it's rough or not

mrghost:
How do I solve it, is the question? I am not asking if it's rough or not

You need help while being rude

Oya just nak spanner on the car's brainbox 6 times.... Then flush the brainbox with hot water mixed with Morning fresh and 2cl of Goko cleanser...

Thank me later Oga Rudeboy

Next time try to pretend to be polite when seeking help, even though it's clear you are not....

1. Asks your mechanic to tests the ignition coils on the car first.
This he or you can do, by unplugging the connectors attached to the coils one after the other, and see how the vehicle behaves.

2. Check all the spark plugs on that car. Replaced them with new ones, if they are worn out.
Sometimes, the spark plugs could be fouled from carbon deposits, or leaking engine Oil from the car's piston rings, or valve cover runner seals.

3. If after replacing the spark plugs, and the ignition coils, the next step would be to get your fuel injectors serviced, using carb cleaner.

4. After you're done with the job, have the codes erased from the ECU, using a code reader, or disconnect the negative terminal of the battery, for say, ~5min. That should clear all the error codes from the ECU of the car.


Hoping this info helps you fix that car.



Regards,
Joseph(08066643532)
DW Nig Ltd
Isolo,
Lagos

Sellfish:


You need help while being rude

Oya just nak spanner on the car's brainbox 6 times.... Then flush the brainbox with hot water mixed with Morning fresh and 2cl of Goko cleanser...

Thank me later Oga Rudeboy

Next time try to pretend to be polite when seeking help, even though it's clear you are not....

You are a despicable human being

TRYGO:
1. Asks your mechanic to tests the ignition coils on the car first.
This he or you can do, by unplugging the connectors attached to the coils one after the other, and see how the vehicle behaves.

2. Check all the spark plugs on that car. Replaced them with new ones, if they are worn out.
Sometimes, the spark plugs could be fouled from carbon deposits, or leaking engine Oil from the car's piston rings, or valve cover runner seals.

3. If after replacing the spark plugs, and the ignition coils, the next step would be to get your fuel injectors serviced, using carb cleaner.

4. After you're done with the job, have the codes erased from the ECU, using a code reader, or disconnect the negative terminal of the battery, for say, ~5min. That should clear all the error codes from the ECU of the car.


Hoping this info helps you fix that car.



Regards,
Joseph(08066643532)
DW Nig Ltd
Isolo,
Lagos

Thank you sir, truly appreciated.

Boss In The making

TRYGO:
1. Asks your mechanic to tests the ignition coils on the car first.
This he or you can do, by unplugging the connectors attached to the coils one after the other, and see how the vehicle behaves.

2. Check all the spark plugs on that car. Replaced them with new ones, if they are worn out.
Sometimes, the spark plugs could be fouled from carbon deposits, or leaking engine Oil from the car's piston rings, or valve cover runner seals.

3. If after replacing the spark plugs, and the ignition coils, the next step would be to get your fuel injectors serviced, using carb cleaner.

4. After you 're done with the job, have the codes erased from the ECU, using a code reader, or disconnect the negative terminal of the battery, for say, ~5min. That should clear all the error codes from the ECU of the car.


Hoping this info helps you fix that car.



Regards,
Joseph(08066643532)
DW Nig Ltd
Isolo,
Lagos

Your car can’t have all these codes and still run smoothly...I doubt if it’ll even start. Before you carry out any repairs...get an obd2 scanner...or disconnect your battery terminals for about 1-2 minutes......erase those codes first...I’m sure all those codes were stored on the brain box while a Kazeem mechanic was trying to decipher the problem with the car. After erasing the codes..drive it around for a while, until the ‘check engine’ light comes on. Then, re-scan..and you’d see the underlying problem. Cheers!

Alvin007:
Your car can’t have all these codes and still run smoothly...I doubt if it’ll even start. Before you carry out any repairs...get an obd2 scanner...or disconnect your battery terminals for about 1-2 minutes......erase those codes first...I’m sure all those codes were stored on the brain box while a Kazeem mechanic was trying to decipher the problem with the car. After erasing the codes..drive it around for a while, until the ‘check engine’ light comes on. Then, re-scan..and you’d see the underlying problem. Cheers!

Ok sir. Thanks a lot

mrghost:
I scanned for error codes and I got these... How do I solve these?

Change all 4 plug's with NGK new set is #3000
Change ignition coil. It will clear all B and C, the first first affect the rest

I say thank you for every input.

I changed 2 ignition coils and 2 fuel injectors and everything is back to normal. All error codes gone.. Car now flies

Cheers.

Your technician tried to isolate coils by disconnecting in turns, that's why you have those open cct codes. Clear all codes, run car, rescan and post results here.

EngRichie:
Your technician tried to isolate coils by disconnecting in turns, that's why you have those open cct codes. Clear all codes, run car, rescan and post results here.

kindly refer to the comment before urs.